Diamond Tolls
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Counting the paddle strokes, Murdong found that the man was making about fifty-four a minute — a rate that rapidly took the canoe out of hearing.
"The gentleman seemed to be alarmed," Murdong remarked, with surprise. "I wonder why?" Murdong accepted his predicament with philosoph- ical alertness. The sensation of being carried into the jaws of doom was novel, entertaining, but of question- able pleasure. Murdong could not be certain that he was really being rushed along by the mid-river current..., except for the wifts of fog dragging past his countenance. The pressure of the fog was the only physical fact of motion apparent, and it was a slight one, which he could see with his eyes when he shot the light of his electric flash into the night.
"So this is the lower river," Murdong mused.
"Pirates and silences, gloom of fogs, and the rush to doom — ugh!" Murdong was afraid the boat might be sucked into a caving bank somewhere, or strike a snag in a crossing shoals, or be run down by a steamer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Counting the paddle strokes, Murdong found that the man was making about fifty-four a minute — a rate that rapidly took the canoe out of hearing.
"The gentleman seemed to be alarmed," Murdong remarked, with surprise. "I wonder why?" Murdong accepted his predicament with philosoph- ical alertness. The sensation of being carried into the jaws of doom was novel, entertaining, but of question- able pleasure. Murdong could not be certain that he was really being rushed along by the mid-river current..., except for the wifts of fog dragging past his countenance. The pressure of the fog was the only physical fact of motion apparent, and it was a slight one, which he could see with his eyes when he shot the light of his electric flash into the night.
"So this is the lower river," Murdong mused.
"Pirates and silences, gloom of fogs, and the rush to doom — ugh!" Murdong was afraid the boat might be sucked into a caving bank somewhere, or strike a snag in a crossing shoals, or be run down by a steamer.
What to read after Diamond Tolls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doubleday, Page & Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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